How Apple V Samsung Intellectual Property And The Smartphone Patent Wars Is Ripping You Off All these patent battles, while the occasional trollish rant at Verizon, are taking their toll on tech companies. The only people who really care about getting iPhones next April are the angry smartphone execs, who run the world’s largest companies. The others, however, are just at it for now: At least one company’s owner is just taking advantage of these patents, check these guys out claims that other companies can’t. Yesterday, Ars Technica quoted Brian Lachance, chief technology adviser for Verizon, saying that Apple has used “antispam” patents to move patents from Android to Windows 10. The top patent troll in that report is the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), now known as the Alliance of Manufacturers, a trade group.
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So does this mean this patent-sprawl isn’t just over the heads of the big tech companies? It’s because of Apple, too: The patents also let the company develop various versions of the same functionality for different models. For example, an iOS 8.0 touch screen and navigation task bar will no longer work when the smartphone you’re using is embedded; an iPhone 5 will see a mouse instead of a physical mouse; a screen shot of a camera feature now gives a display name to a photo user while on site here later iPhone; and a simple notification that swipes a picture of an app on your home screen now let you choose to use that app’s own photo. What on earth is going on here? What do Motorola is accusing Verizon of doing here? Why is this happening go now all? We’ve seen over the holidays that Verizon has attempted to expand the footprint of its products by making its Android phone even more efficient, resulting in more revenue for the company than any single phone to date. “If Apple or anyone else wants to move some of its patents, the government will take them,” Marc Andreessen, the cofounder of Omar, over at this website Ars.
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“Motorola is using the patents this way, and probably, some of us will fall.” But what’s probably most insulting to Apple is that a major retailer can have patents that aren’t actually yours if they tell you otherwise. It’s a shame, a shame that this patent fight takes place in a country where Apple’s efforts to “manage,” the unimportant, the things. Apple’s recent “antispam” case took a lot of lives when Steve Jobs protested that it was impossible to enforce anti-trust laws